The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-10-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce.

Produce.
IiNEW YORK. October 10.-Flour-R Receipts SS,sl5
packages; exports Ia barrels and 300 sacks:
market quiet and unchanged; sales Ia, 600 bbs.
Wheat-Receipts go, $50 bu; exports 134.ls6 bu;
Options ruled steady at the opening. but soon
weakened with the West, and declined Ease,
closing heavy at the lowest. Speculation only
crate demand; No. Chicago Sic store i'i IN
graded spring s2@S4; ungraded red 79as614c;
No 2 red sl24 s2c elevator; S25S@s31zc delivered;
white nominal SIC; No. red October Sl9St1sc,
closing Sic; November S15s9S2c, closing sl5Sc;
Decem Der 8254@SSAc, closing s2s4c; January
closing Size; June So ass54c closing SIC;
December QssSl 9254c, closing 915zc.
CoInoReeeipts IS9 ESQ bu exports q Gao bu; sales
A@S4c and options A@5sc lower, closing weak
Trade moderate; unsraced 524(953; No.
co 9Se Ge NeTs kS 0et e1 S2&S2
December 5214@521zc, closing 5214; JaDuary 5lX
@5214c, closing So; May 5ss5s9sc. closing 5Sc'
sock OF grain in store October S: Wheat, 1884,
726 bu; corn, JOG bu; oats, 5lS,553 bu; rye,
20 29l bu barley, 90 55S bu; malt 20l, SIS: peas,
1922. Oats Receipts BOZ 900 bu ;exports, none;
easier: mixed western S2@Sic; white do 35940
Hay-Quiet: shipping s5060c. Hops in light de-
mand. Spot fair; Bio firm 1870. Options l5@25
bags October Sl7 459l7 So; November 81 60@17 20;
December Sl7 90@l7 so: Jan ry stT 50@l7 80 March
81 7Oal7 IS; April sl7 6O@l7 20: May sl7 COG
si7 20; September si7 o5@iS 10; November
SIG T@l7 So: December SIS rs. Sugar
firm and in fair demand; Mucscovaco l5-l6c;
47sc@I 1850: refined quiet and and fifm. MO.
lesses unchanged. Rice firm. Petroleum firm;
S21lc for crude; 4Sc for refned. Tallow quiet
sac. Eggs steady and fair Inquiry: receipts
ard UNCHANGED. Cut meats duh and in buyers
favor. Lard 2 to four point higher. firm but
quiet; western steam, spot, Sc S596 SIX; choice
sc 90 November. S6 6296 sc; December, So 81
@6 ca; January. SIS 6S@6 20; February, Sc 1906 IS;
city steam Sc 20 Butter firm on fine stock;
western lS@2515c; western creamery l6 o25Hc
Copper dull: lake f0T@iOXc. Lead quiet;
domestic &C. Tin steady. Other articles un
changed
The visible supply of grain on Saturday, Oc-
tober s, as compiled by the New York Produce
Exchar ge, was as follows: Wheat 30, 9S0.S53 bu.,
increase 3Sd corn $50 I56 bu, increase 29S.-
443 bu.. increase 20,4sl; barley 1640456 bu., In
crease 521, 09S.
CHICAGO, October 10 This being the day on
which the weekly announcement OF theIvisible
supply of grain is made, an d also the day of the
month when Statistician Dodge makes public
bis figures on the crops OF the country, there was
a4dsy eonsloera9de an.,iclpsson early IN tne
VIC uld have. The feeling in wheat was unset
tied and trading was very active at times Prices
but closing at substantially the same figures
that prevailed Saturday evening. The opening
was strong and 1s9Ac. higher, influenced by
firm European advices, but influenced by liberal
receipts in the Northwest speculative offerings,
became heavy. and prices reached &c. Then
rallied under better buyin &c, VIII en- IL was
as large an increase as had been " Calculated iI up
on. But the government report, which esti-
mated the crop at some 45o,00o.00O
bushels or soue l5.O0o.ooO 10 2O.OQQ.oQo bushels